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Q: Have received quite an extensive package of information in the mail from BHP Minerals. They want me to tender my shares of NOT. I only have 1000 shares but I am curious why they are going to such length & expense to get shares? Obviously they see value that I am not privy to. I have held for 10+ yrs and have mostly written them off. Should I sell or hold?
Read Answer Asked by Tim on August 12, 2021
Q: I have these 5 positions that I entered in at one percent weights. I am looking to do a clean up to fewer positions. Do my give you concerns or are you still comfortable with all 5? How would you rank them for 3-5 yr opportunity? Thx as always for amazing service.
Read Answer Asked by Brian on August 12, 2021
Q: Hello 5i,

Can you please rank the following stocks for a new purchase and a 5-year hold, OR rank your top 5 in order if that is easier?

PINS, MED, VEEV, FVRR, DD, AI, SHOP, NIO, AC, STC, XBC, TIXT, TOI

Thank you for your insight.

Cheers,
Debbie and Jerry
Read Answer Asked by Jerry on August 12, 2021
Q: I wonder if you could comment on an article by Ian McGugan in the Wednesday August 11, 2021 Globe & Mail. Entitled “Investors in CP, CN should make sure they’re ready for a bumpy ride”, his piece points out a potential “nightmare scenario” in the battle for Kansas City Southern (KCS); namely, that if the CN offer is preferred by KCS shareholders, and if CN is granted the voting trust arrangement by the STB (Surface Transportation Board), BUT if ultimately the takeover is rejected by STB, then CN would need to dispose of their KCS shares (which CN paid a lot of money for) at “fire sale” prices. McGugan points out that the market cap of KCS has risen by some US$14 billion during this CP/CN takeover battle (which gives some idea of the potential price deflation); and given that CNR has an (approx.) market cap of US$80 billion, this implies a quite substantial hit to CN’s stock value, if this adverse scenario plays out. As a shareholder in CN (and CP as well), I wonder what your thoughts are on all of this.

Ted
Read Answer Asked by Ted on August 12, 2021
Q: i do not ask many questions, i am a seasoned investor but ecn has me stumped.
hudson did an amazing deal-will close within 4.5 months from now and payout 7.50 a share to shareholders-the stock should be at 15-16, i saw the interview with hudson on bnn -he is a shrewd as they come-he said they will only do tuck in acquisitions for now because prices are to high.the market is valuing ecn like after deal closes the stock is worth 2.50 -is this the greatest opportunity to buy this stock or am i just wrong. dave
Read Answer Asked by david on August 12, 2021
Q: My 36 yr old daughter owns TD and WELL in her TFSA account. Would you recommend holding or selling the WELL? Also, could you please give me five CA ideas for new money in order of preference. THX.
Read Answer Asked by Dona on August 12, 2021
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